Looking for an Undetectable alternative? Start with what each one charges and what each one meters. Undetectable's paid plans start at $49 a month (its homepage's own 'From $49', verified 4 November 2026 — undetectable.io), and while its local profiles are unlimited on paid plans, its plans cap cloud profiles (50 on Base and 100 on Professional — fixed counts that cannot be added to) and meter browser configurations — the fingerprint templates each profile is built from — at 10 to 100 per plan, with extras charged per configuration. Its free plan is cloud-only: up to 5 cloud profiles at a time. BeastBrowser charges one flat price instead: $30 a month for unlimited profiles, stored locally on your own PC, with a free plan (up to 5 local profiles a day, no card) that already includes local profiles and the API. Below, the two are compared on pricing, free start, storage, configurations, automation and switching.
Switch to BeastBrowser if Undetectable's $49 entry price, its cloud-profile caps, or its per-plan configuration allowance bind your workflow — or you want local profiles and the API without paying first.
Stay on Undetectable if its real-device fingerprint configurations, its cookie bot, or its team cloud-sharing depth are what your setup runs on, and its plan structure already fits.
The one-line difference: Undetectable starts at $49/mo and meters cloud profiles and fingerprint configurations by plan; BeastBrowser is one flat $30/mo for unlimited local profiles, with no configuration allowance to run out of.
| Your setup | BeastBrowser | Undetectable |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Free plan — up to 5 local profiles/day, no card, does not expire; REST API + MCP server included | Free $0 — up to 5 cloud profiles at a time (50 profile creations/month), 1 user, 10 browser configurations, extension support; extra cloud profiles +$10 per 10, up to 45. Local profiles are a paid-plan feature |
| Entry paid plan | $30/mo flat (or $199/yr) — unlimited profiles | From $49/mo — Base: 50 cloud profiles, unlimited local profiles, 25 configurations, 1 user (cannot be added), Local API, mass profile creation and cookies bot included |
| Team tiers | $30/mo — the same flat price | Professional: $99/mo — 100 cloud profiles (cannot be added to), 50 configurations, users addable at +$20 each (up to 100), proxy export + local profile export. Custom: $199/mo — cloud profiles up to 10,200 (+$100 per 1,000), 100 configurations, users at +$15 each, private cloud storage +$500/mo. Professional and Custom monthly prices verified 4 November 2026 on undetectable.io/pricing |
| What else is metered | Nothing — no configuration allowance and no per-configuration charge on BeastBrowser's pricing | Browser configurations: 10 (Free) / 25 (Base) / 50 (Professional) / 100 (Custom) included per plan; extras +$2.50 each on Free, +$1 each on paid plans |
Undetectable's entry price is its homepage's own 'From $49' (undetectable.io); plan structures, caps and add-on prices are from its official pricing page, and the free plan's terms are quoted from that page's own paragraph — all checked 4 November 2026. Professional ($99/mo) and Custom ($199/mo) monthly prices were verified visually on undetectable.io/pricing on 4 November 2026. BeastBrowser prices from beastbrowser.com/pricing.
| BeastBrowser | Undetectable | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat: one price, unlimited profiles on paid plans | Tiered: plans are set by cloud-profile count, configuration allowance and users; local profiles are unlimited on paid plans |
| Cheapest paid plan | $30/mo flat (or $199/yr) | From $49/mo (Base — 50 cloud profiles, unlimited local profiles, 25 configurations, 1 user) |
| Free start | Free plan: up to 5 local profiles/day, no card, no expiry; REST API + MCP server and synchronizer/RPA included | Free plan: up to 5 cloud profiles at a time, 50 creations/month, 10 configurations, 1 user, extension support; no local profiles or Local API in its published free contents |
| Local profiles | Local-first by default — profiles stored on your own PC on every plan, free included | Unlimited on any paid plan, stored on your device; not part of the free plan's published contents |
| Cloud profiles | Not the default model — profiles live on your PC | Offered on every plan, capped: 5–45 (Free, paid extras), 50 (Base, fixed), 100 (Professional, fixed), up to 10,200 (Custom, +$100 per 1,000); private cloud storage on Custom at +$500/mo |
| Fingerprint configurations | Per-profile fingerprint configuration with no separate configuration allowance on the pricing page | Profiles are built from 'browser configurations' — templates from real device data; each plan includes 10–100, extras +$2.50 (Free) / +$1 (paid) each |
| Automation | No-code RPA + synchronizer built into the app on every plan, including Free; Playwright export | Mass profile creation and a cookies bot from Base up; cloud profiles sync between devices; automation runs through its local and cloud APIs (Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium) |
| API & AI agents | REST API + MCP server on every plan, including Free | Local API is listed among Base's included features (paid plans); its homepage offers AI-agent/MCP connectivity (Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor or any MCP client) |
| Proxies | Proxy manager + in-app Proxy Store — buy and bind proxies inside the app | Proxy manager: add singly or in bulk, import from file or text, check status, edit, export (export from Professional); partner proxies connectable from the interface; no in-app proxy store is listed on its official pages |
| Support & payments | 24/7 support, including WhatsApp · UPI payments accepted | 'Professional technical support' at every stage (its homepage) — no support hours or channels stated on the official pages checked; payments by card, e-wallets and cryptocurrency |
Undetectable rows verified 4 November 2026 against Undetectable's official site (undetectable.io — homepage, pricing page, official 2026 guide).
Undetectable's fingerprint approach is its real strength, and this page does not pretend otherwise: profiles are built from browser configurations sourced from real device data, not random generation — its own guide argues, correctly, that a fingerprint which is internally consistent with a real device passes checks better than a unique-but-impossible one, and says its engine builds are tested against tools like PixelScan and IPhey before release. Its local-profile model matches BeastBrowser's own: local profiles are unlimited on any paid plan and stay on your device — if local storage is why you chose Undetectable, you are not giving that up there, and this page will not claim otherwise. It also has workflow tools BeastBrowser does not advertise in the same form: a cookies bot that warms profiles up by visiting popular sites for your GEO and language, bulk extension installation across all profiles at once, and deep team cloud sharing — roles and groups with more than 33 access parameters, active-session tracking and action logs. Its homepage also offers AI-agent connectivity (Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor or any MCP client) and it takes cryptocurrency and e-wallet payments alongside cards. If real-device configurations, profile warm-up and that team-sharing depth are what your operation runs on, Undetectable's higher entry price is a rational cost — switching tools is a cost you should weigh honestly against the price and metering differences above. (All Undetectable strengths in this section are Undetectable's own official claims, verified 4 November 2026 — undetectable.io.)
Profiles are not portable between vendors — no tool can lift an Undetectable profile wholesale into another browser, and this page does not promise a one-click migration in either direction. Plan the switch as a rebuild: 1. Export the cookies from the profiles you want to keep — cookies are the portable part of a setup (Undetectable includes cookie export from its Base plan up). 2. Create matching profiles in BeastBrowser and bind one proxy per profile. 3. Import the cookies into the new profiles. 4. Re-login the accounts and check each one before retiring the old profile. One honesty note: Undetectable's own pricing page documents cookie export and — on Professional and up — local profile export within its own ecosystem, but publishes no official wording for migrating profiles out of Undetectable into another antidetect browser (verified 4 November 2026 — undetectable.io). Budget the rebuild time; it is measured in minutes per profile, not days — but it is a rebuild, not a transfer.
BeastBrowser official pricing page — beastbrowser.com/pricing / Undetectable official homepage — undetectable.io ('Unlimited profiles. Local storage. From $49'; no surcharges per profile; local or cloud storage; AI-agent/MCP connectivity; proxy manager; bulk extension installs; team profile sharing; cookie bot; professional technical support) / Undetectable official pricing page — undetectable.io/pricing (free plan terms in full; per-plan cloud profiles, configuration allowances and add-on prices; user rules; Local API and feature lists; payment methods) / Undetectable official guide (2026) — undetectable.io/blog (unlimited local profiles on any paid plan; local profiles stay on your device; free plan contents; Windows 10+ and macOS 12+ support; local and cloud APIs with Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium; real-device fingerprint templates) / All Undetectable figures on this page were verified on 4 November 2026 against Undetectable's official site. Note: Professional ($99/mo) and Custom ($199/mo) monthly prices were verified visually on undetectable.io/pricing on 4 November 2026; third-party figures were not used.
By Ajay Mishra, Team BeastBrowser
At the entry point, yes. Undetectable's paid plans start at $49/month — its homepage's own 'From $49' (verified 4 November 2026 — undetectable.io) — while BeastBrowser costs a flat $30/month (or $199/year) for unlimited profiles. To be fair about the other direction: Undetectable does not charge per profile either — its local profiles are unlimited on paid plans — so the saving is the lower entry price and the absence of its other meters (cloud-profile caps and per-plan configuration allowances), not a per-profile fee it never had.
Its paid plans start at $49/month (homepage, checked 4 November 2026). The tiers are structured by cloud profiles, configurations and users: Base — 50 cloud profiles, unlimited local profiles, 25 configurations, 1 user, with the Local API, mass creation and cookies bot included; Professional — $99/month, 100 cloud profiles, 50 configurations, users addable at +$20 each; Custom — $199/month, cloud profiles up to 10,200 (+$100 per 1,000), 100 configurations, users at +$15 each, optional private cloud storage at +$500/month. Professional and Custom monthly prices were verified visually on undetectable.io/pricing on 4 November 2026.
Yes — a permanent one, not a trial. It includes up to 5 cloud profiles at a time (with a monthly limit of 50 profile creations), 1 user, 10 browser configurations and extension support, and you can add cloud profiles for $10 per 10, up to 45 (its pricing page's own wording, verified 4 November 2026). What it leaves out is local profiles and the Local API — its guide frames local profiles as a paid-plan feature. BeastBrowser's free plan is different in shape: up to 5 local profiles a day, no card, no expiry — and the REST API, MCP server and synchronizer are included free.
Honestly, less than most comparison pages claim: both tools offer local and cloud profiles. Undetectable stores local profiles on your device (unlimited on paid plans) and offers cloud profiles for sync and team work, capped per plan; BeastBrowser is local-first by default — profiles live on your own PC from the free plan up, with no cloud-profile tier to buy. The real differences are the defaults and the caps, not the kind of storage: Undetectable's free plan is cloud-only and its lower paid tiers fix the cloud count, while BeastBrowser's local model has no profile ceiling at any tier.
No — and be wary of any tool that promises this. Profiles cannot be transferred wholesale between different antidetect browsers. What can move is your cookies: export them from your old profiles (Undetectable includes cookie export from Base up), create matching profiles in BeastBrowser, bind your proxies, import the cookies, and re-login. Undetectable's site documents cookie export and local profile export within its own app but publishes no official cross-vendor profile-migration method (verified 4 November 2026 — undetectable.io) — the honest switching cost on any tool in this category is a profile rebuild with cookies carried over.
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